<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><Results><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 1185 Concerns tax and fee increases imposed by state government</RaceName><Candidate>Yes</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>4236</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>74.8674</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 1185 Concerns tax and fee increases imposed by state government</RaceName><Candidate>No</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1422</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>25.1326</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 1240 Concerns creation of a public charter school system</RaceName><Candidate>Yes</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>2604</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>45.6602</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 1240 Concerns creation of a public charter school system</RaceName><Candidate>No</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>3099</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>54.3398</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Referendum Measure No. 74 Concerns marriage for same-sex couples</RaceName><Candidate>Approved</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1654</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>28.4731</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Referendum Measure No. 74 Concerns marriage for same-sex couples</RaceName><Candidate>Rejected</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>4155</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>71.5269</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 502 Concerns marijuana</RaceName><Candidate>Yes</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>2428</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>41.8621</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 502 Concerns marijuana</RaceName><Candidate>No</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>3372</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>58.1379</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Engrossed Senate Joint Resolution No. 8221 Concerns implementing the Commission on State Debt recommendations regarding Washington's debt limit</RaceName><Candidate>Approved</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>3106</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>58.2958</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Engrossed Senate Joint Resolution No. 8221 Concerns implementing the Commission on State Debt recommendations regarding Washington's debt limit</RaceName><Candidate>Rejected</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>2222</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>41.7042</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Senate Joint Resolution No. 8223 Concerns investments by the University of Washington and Washington State University</RaceName><Candidate>Approved</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1803</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>33.0462</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Senate Joint Resolution No. 8223 Concerns investments by the University of Washington and Washington State University</RaceName><Candidate>Rejected</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>3653</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>66.9538</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Advisory Vote No. 1 (Engrossed Senate Bill 6635) Concerns a B&amp;O tax deduction for certain financial institutions' interest on residential loans</RaceName><Candidate>Repealed</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>3790</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>72.4527</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Advisory Vote No. 1 (Engrossed Senate Bill 6635) Concerns a B&amp;O tax deduction for certain financial institutions' interest on residential loans</RaceName><Candidate>Maintained</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1441</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>27.5473</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Advisory Vote No. 2 (Substitute House Bill 2590) Concerns expiration of a tax on possession of petroleum products</RaceName><Candidate>Repealed</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>3546</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>69.5158</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Advisory Vote No. 2 (Substitute House Bill 2590) Concerns expiration of a tax on possession of petroleum products</RaceName><Candidate>Maintained</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1555</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>30.4842</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Barack Obama / Joe Biden</Candidate><Party>Democratic Party Nominees</Party><Votes>1673</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>28.4911</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Mitt Romney / Paul Ryan</Candidate><Party>Republican Party Nominees</Party><Votes>4063</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>69.1928</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Gary Johnson / James P. Gray</Candidate><Party>Libertarian Party Nominees</Party><Votes>66</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>1.124</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Virgil Goode / James N. Clymer</Candidate><Party>Constitution Party Nominees</Party><Votes>24</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.4087</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Jill Stein / Cheri Honkala</Candidate><Party>Green Party Nominees</Party><Votes>36</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.6131</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Peta Lindsay / Yari Osorio</Candidate><Party>Socialism &amp; Liberation Party Nominees</Party><Votes>1</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.017</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>James Harris / Alyson Kennedy</Candidate><Party>Socialist Workers Party Nominees</Party><Votes>3</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.0511</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Ross C. (Rocky) Anderson / Luis J. Rodriguez</Candidate><Party>Justice Party Nominees</Party><Votes>6</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.1022</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States U.S. Senator</RaceName><Candidate>Maria Cantwell</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>2157</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>37.1193</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States U.S. Senator</RaceName><Candidate>Michael Baumgartner</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>3654</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>62.8807</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Congressional District 5 U.S. Representative</RaceName><Candidate>Cathy McMorris Rodgers</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>4452</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>76.4817</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Congressional District 5</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Congressional District 5 U.S. Representative</RaceName><Candidate>Rich Cowan</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>1369</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>23.5183</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Congressional District 5</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Jay Inslee</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>1716</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>29.5658</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Rob McKenna</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>4088</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>70.4342</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Lt. Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Brad Owen</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democrat Party)</Party><Votes>1996</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>35.6429</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Lt. Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Bill Finkbeiner</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>3604</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>64.3571</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Secretary of State</RaceName><Candidate>Kim Wyman</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>4054</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>73.4287</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Secretary of State</RaceName><Candidate>Kathleen Drew</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>1467</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>26.5713</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Treasurer</RaceName><Candidate>Jim McIntire</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>1995</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>36.3454</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Treasurer</RaceName><Candidate>Sharon Hanek</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>3494</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>63.6546</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Auditor</RaceName><Candidate>James Watkins</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>3856</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>70.5969</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Auditor</RaceName><Candidate>Troy Kelley</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>1606</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>29.4031</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Attorney General</RaceName><Candidate>Bob Ferguson</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>1633</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>29.434</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Attorney General</RaceName><Candidate>Reagan Dunn</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>3915</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>70.566</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Commissioner of Public Lands</RaceName><Candidate>Peter J. Goldmark</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>2024</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>36.0014</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Commissioner of Public Lands</RaceName><Candidate>Clint Didier</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>3598</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>63.9986</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction</RaceName><Candidate>Randy I. Dorn</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>4258</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Insurance Commissioner</RaceName><Candidate>Mike Kreidler</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>1802</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>33.3333</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Insurance Commissioner</RaceName><Candidate>John R. Adams</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>3604</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>66.6667</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 13 State Representative Pos. 1</RaceName><Candidate>Judith (Judy) Warnick</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>4513</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 13</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 13 State Representative Pos. 2</RaceName><Candidate>Matt Manweller </Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>4156</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>77.6677</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 13</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 13 State Representative Pos. 2</RaceName><Candidate>Kaj Selmann</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>1195</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>22.3323</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 13</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>COUNTYWIDE COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1</RaceName><Candidate>Mark R. Stedman</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>2809</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>54.3537</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>COUNTYWIDE</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>COUNTYWIDE COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1</RaceName><Candidate>Alan Stromberger</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>2359</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>45.6463</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>COUNTYWIDE</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>COUNTYWIDE COUNTY COMMISSIONER 2</RaceName><Candidate>Scott M. Hutsell</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>4778</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>COUNTYWIDE</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Supreme Court Justice Position 2</RaceName><Candidate>Susan Owens</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>4107</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Supreme Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Supreme Court Justice Position 8</RaceName><Candidate>Steve Gonzalez</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>4061</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Supreme Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Supreme Court Justice Position 9</RaceName><Candidate>Sheryl Gordon McCloud</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1794</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>38.9915</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Supreme Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Supreme Court Justice Position 9</RaceName><Candidate>Richard B. Sanders</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>2807</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>61.0085</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Supreme Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Court of Appeals, Division 3, District 1 Judge Position 1</RaceName><Candidate>Laurel Siddoway</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>3923</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Court of Appeals, Division 3, District 1</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Lincoln Superior Court Judge Position 1</RaceName><Candidate>John F. Strohmaier</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>4278</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Lincoln Superior Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>RITZVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 067 Ritzville School District #160 - Special Election Proposition 1 Capital Levy to Improve Jimmie Snider Field</RaceName><Candidate>Levy, Yes</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>9</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>90</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>RITZVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 067</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>RITZVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 067 Ritzville School District #160 - Special Election Proposition 1 Capital Levy to Improve Jimmie Snider Field</RaceName><Candidate>Levy, No</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>10</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>RITZVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 067</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>PARK/REC DISTRICT 4 Coulee Area Park and Recreation District - Proposition No. 1 Maintenance and Operation Levy</RaceName><Candidate>Yes</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>74</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>54.4118</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>PARK/REC DISTRICT 4</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>PARK/REC DISTRICT 4 Coulee Area Park and Recreation District - Proposition No. 1 Maintenance and Operation Levy</RaceName><Candidate>No</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>62</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>45.5882</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>PARK/REC DISTRICT 4</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>PARK/REC DISTRICT 3 Park &amp; Recreation District No. 3 -- Proposition No. 1 Six Year Levy for Maintenance and Operation</RaceName><Candidate>Levy Yes</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>975</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>63.6423</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>PARK/REC DISTRICT 3</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>PARK/REC DISTRICT 3 Park &amp; Recreation District No. 3 -- Proposition No. 1 Six Year Levy for Maintenance and Operation</RaceName><Candidate>Levy No</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>557</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>36.3577</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>PARK/REC DISTRICT 3</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>PUBLIC UTILITY DIST 1 PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSIONER 1</RaceName><Candidate>Marlon K. Schafer</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1226</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>27.8763</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>PUBLIC UTILITY DIST 1</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>PUBLIC UTILITY DIST 1 PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSIONER 1</RaceName><Candidate>Stephen G. Krupke</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>2366</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>53.7972</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>PUBLIC UTILITY DIST 1</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>PUBLIC UTILITY DIST 1 PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSIONER 1</RaceName><Candidate>Mary Anne Hale</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>806</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>18.3265</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>PUBLIC UTILITY DIST 1</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>PUBLIC UTILITY DIST 1 PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSIONER 2</RaceName><Candidate>Loren Rux</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>4181</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>PUBLIC UTILITY DIST 1</JurisdictionName></Result></Results>